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Genetic background may contribute to PAM50 gene expression breast cancer subtype assignments.

PloS one - 1 Jan 2013

Hu Ying, Bai Ling, Geiger Thomas, Goldberger Natalie, Walker Renard C, Green Jeffery E, Wakefield Lalage M, Hunter Kent W

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Recent advances in genome wide transcriptional analysis have provided greater insights into the etiology and heterogeneity of breast cancer. Molecular signatures have been developed that stratify the conventional estrogen receptor positive or negative categories into subtypes that are associated with differing clinical outcomes. It is thought that the expression patterns of the molecular subtypes primarily...

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PMID: 24015230
DOI: 10.1371/journal.pone.0072287
PMCID: PMC3756056

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